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Community Systems is a family of nonprofit, tax-exempt corporations that established its first division in Delaware in 1984. It provides case management, employment support, and small group, shared and independent-supported living services. The organization supports people with Prader-Willi syndrome, brain injuries, developmental disabilities, behavioral problems and multiple diagnoses. Community Systems, including Delaware, is comprised of more than four divisions in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Virginia. It also has the Division of Management and Support Services, which focuses on the strategic planning, cross-state corporate policy development, financial management oversight and program evaluation of the organization. Community Systems works on behalf of government agencies in its member states. The organization additionally maintains relationships with nonprofits organizations, government agencies, public schools and corporate businesses. It maintains a location in Torrington, Conn.

The Housatonic Youth Service Bureau (HYSB) is dedicated to enhancing the emotional health of youth and families in the Northwest Corner Community of Connecticut. By providing free behavioral health services and empowerment programs, HYSB collaborates with local schools, organizations, donors, and volunteers to support young individuals from kindergarten through high school. With over 26 years of service, HYSB meets a growing demand for mental health support among youths in the region, playing a vital role as one of the only mental health providers available. Their efforts are bolstered by community generosity, enabling the bureau to continue its mission of fostering emotional well-being in the local community. Generated from the website

Regional Economic Community Action Program Inc. (RECAP) is a private, non-profit organization established in 1965, serving as the designated anti-poverty agency in Orange County, New York. With a mission to empower individuals and communities facing poverty, racism, and social injustice, RECAP collaborates with public and private partners to provide high-quality health and human services aimed at achieving self-sufficiency. RECAP offers a diverse range of programs and services that address the social determinants of health, helping vulnerable populations, including seniors, children, veterans, and those battling substance use disorder. Through initiatives like permanent supportive housing, Head Start programs, and community safety engagement, RECAP strives to create healthier and more equitable communities for all residents in the region. Generated from the website